Turn on any news broadcast and you will see an anchor conducting a remote video interview or a reporter talking to someone in their story through a computer screen. Covid has changed the way we do a lot of things, including the television interview....
I was recently interviewed by Hillary Johns, a prominent member of the Beverly Hills Bar Association and its Litigation Section for their podcast....
"I am not a cat." Never in a million years or even during a once in a century pandemic, would a Judge ever expect to hear those words from an attorney or see a cuddly cat face addressing him. But he did. And thanks to Twitter, we all...
You probably didn’t have a Covid-19 communications plan last March, but you almost certainly have one now. If you do have a plan, it is likely that it has been changed or tweaked to accommodate the many vicissitudes of this historic pandemic....
In my decades of experience in crisis communications, I have rarely seen such uncertain times as this for corporations and businesses, even following 9/11 and the 2008 recession....
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to reveal new challenges few could have anticipated. Beyond the health care issues—which of course, must take priority—cybersecurity has become an increasingly critical concern—either because of outright scams or hacking of vulnerable remote networks. ...
We have found that with few exceptions, the best crisis communications strategies include taking control of the narrative. During a crisis, the initial communication can and often does set the tone for what follows....
To Our Clients and Friends: We hope you are all safe and healthy during this harrowing and stressful time. We wanted to offer our help to anyone who might need it for managing this crisis or for preparing for life on the other side of the curve. It is an understatement to say that...